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Aviation News Item: 01104
22nd Jul 2009
SkyBooks Making Aircraft & Fleet Management Easier
Source: fly-corporate.com
 SkyBOOKS has announced upgrades to its electronic-based system, which includes aircraft maintenance programmes, flight logs, pilot logs, and other tracking systems, for any size rotary and fixed-wing business aviation operation.
Release 4.1 aims to increase efficiency and cost recovery with the following new functions:
- Summary Task Cards can be created from all items appearing on the Due list and an optional certification statement allows the Task Card to be used as a Return-to-Service logbook entry. Each Summary Task Card can be customised with individual company logo or additional tracking columns.
- MEL/Discrepancy module now tracks the MEL category, documents operational limitations, and colour alerts the days remaining before compliance mandate thus reducing the risk associated with unintentionally overflying any discrepancy. It also maintains an MEL historical log for closed actions.
- Warranty component tracking is now a managed reality allowing users to quickly add warranty information and any associated documents at the component level. SkyBOOKS will even warn you when you attempt to remove or change a warrantied component. The Warranty module allows fleet operators to remove and install components to another aircraft, tracking all associated meters while maintaining all accumulated historical data and original warranty expiration or limitations. The Warranty Admin tab displays warranty expiration on all loaded components.
Additionally, the company has introduced its SMART SkyTUTORIALS, which are embedded within the SkyBOOKS Flight Operations, Maintenance Compliance and Document Vault programmes to help customers get "real-world examples" on how to operate or explore the functionality in the current screen view. The tutorials are currently being offered in English and Spanish.
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